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Here for your easy reference is a chronological list of all 39 books in the Brick Bronson series. Each book that has already been excerpted here on the site has an asterisk beside it. Along with other future excerpts you can expect to find a throughly researched biography on their author, Stoney M. Badess, sometime in the near future.
1950 Brick Bronson, Agent of S.T.U.D. (note: features the first instance of Brick disfiguring an attractive woman with acid. All future books in the series to feature similar incidents will be designated by the initials D.B.A.)
1951 Brick Bronson and the Radioactive Wasps (note: features the introduction of Brick's youthful sidekick, Timmy Timmerly)
1952 Brick Bronson and the Phantom's Tomb* (D.B.A.)
1953 Brick Bronson and the Hollywood Hoax* (note: features the incident that inspired Brick's pathelogical fear of moths and Liberace) (D.B.A.)
1954 Brick Bronson and the Invisible Woman* (D.B.A.)
1956 Brick Bronson and the Beatniks* (note: features the introduction of Brick's older brother Strike) (D.B.A.)
1958 Brick Bronson and the Land That Time Misplaced* (note: was the first and thus far only book of the series to be adapted into a motion picture. The film was not successful, largely because most fans of the series considered the book to be the worst in the series and also due to its woefully pathetic stop-motion dinosaur effects) (D.B.A.)
1959 Brick Bronson and the Commie Submarine* (D.B.A.)
1961 Brick Bronson and the Werewolves of Walla-Walla* (note: features the introduction of his future wife, Petra)
1962 Brick Bronson and the Cuban Predicament* (D.B.A.)
1963 Brick Bronson and the Tears of Camelot (note: features Brick's wedding to his lycanthropic lover)
1964 Brick Bronson and the British Invasion* (note: served as the basis for the pilot of the short-lived campy TV series starring Rod Trapper as Brick and Matt "Quacky" Reynolds as Timmy)
1966 Brick Bronson and the Bikini Assassins * (D.B.A.)
1968 Brick Bronson and the Undersea Kingdom (D.B.A.)
1969 Brick Bronson and the Oriental Spies* (note: features the moment where Timmy becomes a man)
1970 Brick Bronson and the Dirty Hippy Freaks* (note: features the first use of the word "fuck" in the Bronson series)
1971 Brick Bronson and the Burden of Kin* (note: features the shocking death of Strike Bronson by his brother's own hands)
1972 Brick Bronson and the Devil's Cult of Pleasure* (D.B.A.)
1973 Brick Bronson and the Pornographers* (D.B.A.)
1974 Brick Bronson and the Nasty Stewardesses* (D.B.A.)
1975 Brick Bronson and the Homosexual Menace* (note: features the shocking death of Timmy Timmerly by Brick's own hands)
1976 Brick Bronson and the Seven Stages of Death
1978 Brick Brosnon and the Bride of Nosferatu* (note: features Bricks decision to seek counseling for his numerous problems and addictions) (D.B.A.)
1979 Brick Bronson and the New Kid (note: features the introduction of Tina Tinwerth, Brick's new youthful sidekick)
1980 Brick Bronson and the Close Encounters of the Deadly Kind* (note: this is the rarest and most obscure book in the series due to a costly lawsuit brought against the author by Steven Spielberg and Columbia Pictures)
1982 Brick Bronson and the Pac-Man Fever* (D.B.A.)
1983 Brick Bronson and the Aerobics of Terror* (note: features Brick and Petra's inevitable divorce)
1984 Brick Bronson and the Olympic Scandal* (D.B.A.)
1985 Brick Bronson and the Soviet Solution* (note: the controversial book in which Badess advocates the total annihilation of the Soviet Union through nuclear assault)
1986 Brick Bronson and the No-Good Punks (D.B.A.)
1987 Brick Bronson and the S****y World We Live In (note: the first of the three final books written while Badess was suffering from the depression that would eventually cause him to kill himself) (D.B.A.)
1988 Brick Bronson and Nothing F***ing Matters (D.B.A.)
1989 Brick Bronson and the End of Everything (note: the posthumously published final book in the series that features the death of not only Bronson and all of his supporting characters, but also all life in the universe as we know it) (D.B.A.)